Why invent a fake Pet Delivery Agency?

Many times a scammer will offer pets for either well below the market price or else “Free” adoption. Scammers advertise their puppy hoax on local classified websites as well as websites such as Facebook and Craigslist. A scammer will always want to know where you live before telling you where the pet you are buying is currently so that they can use a fraudulent pet shipping to scam even more money from you.

Of course, once you agree to buy/adopt the pet the scammer will insist on their own puppy shipping service.

This fake Pet Delivery Agency just be the scammer using a different email address but more often that not scammers are now impersonating genuine pet delivery carriers.

The fake pet shipping service will consist of three things:

Images taken from a search engine

Text plagiarized and modified from a genuine delivery company

A simple web form which allows you to “track” your pet.

The reality is that once you enter your “tracking code” you are presented with whatever information the scammer wants you to see.